#chinobyi

[tkid170tnb]

The Source magazine back in the 90s. What an honor. Thanks for getting me up @chinobyi ✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽 @thesource #tkid170 #terribletkid170 #thenastyterribletkid170 #wildstyle #tnb #tmt #classic #graffiti #graffitiart #graffiticulture #streetart #yo https://www.instagram.com/p/CnxqKMQLL-6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[omargotkicks-blog]

#CultureClub #BHM ❤️🖤💚 @50thanniversaryofhiphop #50thhiphopanniversary #Graffitirock @donsigliere @dontay_tc5_wilder @chinobyi @supreme_soe @jeckout_tns #Iwasthere #TheynowMe https://www.instagram.com/p/CpMOod6Nuul/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[polopirate]

🙏🏼👑☮️💯 🏴‍☠️🏁 @chinobyi #chinobyi #art #arte #thenorthface #neverstopexploring #thesuperppodcast #hiphop #rap #style #fashion #fashionblogger #streetwear #streetfashion #moda #estilo #nyc #domingo #sunday #polopirate #polopirata #hiphop50 (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXHmRZnlLYD/?utm_medium=tumblr

[findthosedetonators]

via CHINOBYI

"Femme Fatales: New York's first all female revue". Friday, September 14, 1984, at The ROXY. Rap performances by: Mercedes Ladies, Lady Double G, MC Rosie C, Playgirls. Breakdance fashion show to include the following B-girl models: Peach and Cream, Beckie and Kay-Kay, Lisa No.139 and Softie, Pebbles and Mysty-Love, Susan Jeremy, Deena Cabrera, Nephritis and Zolla. Femme Fatale Graffiti Art Force: Lady Pink, Lady Heart, 2 Cute, Lizzie, Tiny One, Shmad Roc, Lady D, Stacey. Plus performances by: Dynamic Dolls, Fresh Females, 2 Fresh, China and the G.I.R.L.S. At the ROXY. Come in peace. Dress fresh.

[shoutoutnewyork]

#Repost @chinobyi #Dondi #ShoutOutNewYork https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGRFjVAWBN/?igshid=m5lh6qj2wwgw

[ekglabs]

#peptobyb throwup with #bybcrew marker tags fill... #nygraffitiexperience "THIS MIGHT JUST BE THE FIRST NYC SUBWAY GRAFFITI DOCUMENTARY EVER MADE" Interview with director @fentonlawless by @chinobyi @massappeal Link to article in bio. Link to movie in article. "Over the years I’ve scoured the remotest depths of the Internet in search of NYC subway footage from the ’70s and ’80s. About seven years ago I stumbled upon a short graffiti documentary from the ’70s on Getty Images that blew me away. To this day it remains some of the most impressive early New York graffiti footage I think I’ve ever seen. It’s such an accurate snapshot of the NYC I remember as a child. It also features a rare interview with CLIFF 159, the founder of 3YB (3 Yard Boys), a versatile All-City writer from the Bronx who was well known for his comic book-themed whole cars. Some of the other notable writers who can be seen in the film include Phase 2, Comet, Blade, IN, Billy167, LSD OM, Ajax, Dean, Mico, Checker 170. At the end of 2016, I noticed one of my recommended videos on YouTube was a film called The New York Graffiti Experience 1976 by #fentonlawless ... eight years before the publication of the book Subway Art. After a bit of sleuthing I learned that Fenton Lawless is an actor, musician, and photographer who lives in New York. Naturally I had to learn more about this project, which you can check out in the window above before reading my brief interview with the filmmaker...At the 6:40 mark you can see a CLIFF piece featuring the Marvel Comics character “Thing”..." #chinobyi #massappeal

[alialorae]

Getting my @blackbook signed by many #graffitiartists st @rooftoplegendsny @shiro_one @atsuhideyukumi @spike_um @keo_xmen @madmaxmoyetnyc @chinobyi #rooftoplegends #roofart #streetart #graffiti #art #artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B3ucSkyJ_Qy/?igshid=1gaps3xypjhq8

[artprimo]

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#Repost @krinknyc ・・・ #barrymcgee enjoying the Krink x @beyondthestreetsart K71. #krink vid: @chinobyi (at Beyond the Streets)

[foodrap]

ESPO ✖️ CHINO @steveespopowers @chinobyi June 10th 2020 #UNIONSQPARK #NEWYORKCITY #nojusticenopeace✊ — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3fcgiAL

[tkid170tnb]

A page in history. Thank you @chinobyi For keeping that page going. #tkid170 #terribletkid170 #thenastyterribletkid170 #wildstyle #tnb #tmt #classic #graffiti #graffitiart #graffiticulture #streetart #yo https://www.instagram.com/p/CZFJ57YlAmI/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sohnupink]

We made #ink out of a rusty piece of #metal & #limejuice all the shading on the bird/lizard drawing is done with it. It's crazy cause once it drys, it actually gets smooth & solidifies, like it reforms back into metal. #drawingwithmetal @badgeonefc @luzeone @gregbfb @chinobyi @donsigliere @braerske ✊🏽💥 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ceTWvpPUb/?igshid=pk159oaduims

[v-techvisual]

As another year passes, more insight on life has been gained. For “better” or “worse”, perspective creates “reality”. Hindsight is 2020 & 2020 is my Vision for the Future. Thank you all for being a part of my journey... I’d like to send some Extra Special Thanks to those who’ve trusted my artistic expression enough to include my creativity in complimenting their vision in their creative & business endeavors. These were some of my highlights in 2019. Big Thanks to @markjupiterdumbo & @dumbodarling for inviting me to be a part of a group show at their beautiful #MarkJupiterGallery / Showroom. @joeydrewestate @drewestateraf & @jonathandrewart for bringing me in to shoot their Legendary @experienceacid #KubaArte #Acid20 Year Anniversary campaign featuring @chinobyi @doctc5 @vers718 @keo_xmen & @queenandreaone Thank you to the big homie @jon_crow_henderson for helping me out with that. @dumbobid for the interview that was featured on their website, as well as inviting me to be the featured artist in @gallerycubed #LiveAtTheArchway event. I got to go back & see my family in Little Rock, AR. #FromTheBlocksOfTheRock Much love to my brother @craig_anthony_miller for always having my back & looking out for me. Thank you to @dumbo_direct for the pic... I am also very grateful to @superfinedumbo for all of the love & support for my #FrameWork2020 show at their amazing restaurant / bar, #SuperfineDUMBO . All of this in my favorite neighborhood #DUMBOBrooklyn, which is the first place I began working when I moved to NY in 2007, which also first sparked my interest in photography, that has evolved so much since then, as well as expanded into videography. I trust 2020 will bring much more... I wish the best for you all & hope we can all find inner peace that we’re able to share with the rest of the world, as well as shine to our brightest potential, illuminating the path for others ✨🌟✨ HAPPY NEW NOW (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6v2xJkJNQ5/?igshid=l19adt58bujw

[platform58]

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#SUPPORTARTISTS @Regranned from @hate156 - "When Graffiti was Fresh Art." This piece looking back nostalgically at the Art form in my formative years when it was so exciting and still a mystery. When you sat at a train station to grab flicks of the next burner or you looked hard if only for a brief second and try to remember what you saw and you always walked with your BlackBook in hand. When the music was still evolving. Run DMC-Rock Box (here) released two days after my 19th birthday; April 16, 1984 was exactly the type of music that infused my generation with an outburst of creative fervor and imagination! 👊🏾HateOne @156allstarz #156allstarz @cope2art_life @johnperello @criz156 @tabonefivesix @chinobyi @rekstertnbfx @sen2figueroa @brim1tatscru #hiphop #stylewars #subwayart #rap #oldschool #stylewriting #getcreative #the80s #nyc #mta #bboy #breakdance #style #fresh #RunDmc #queens #lovehiphop

[vurotm]

Final Touches , The Storm Before the Storm , Waiting on R3 @riskrock @beyondthestreetsart @danster627 @chinobyi #riskrock (at Vuro Industries,Inc.)

[ekglabs]

Tight #deanbyb #bubbleletter piece. And then to the left, a Kiss fan (((🤘🏽))) #nygraffitiexperience 1976 "THIS MIGHT JUST BE THE FIRST NYC SUBWAY GRAFFITI DOCUMENTARY EVER MADE" Interview with director @fentonlawless by @chinobyi @massappeal Link to article in bio. Link to movie in article. "Over the years I’ve scoured the remotest depths of the Internet in search of NYC subway footage from the ’70s and ’80s. About seven years ago I stumbled upon a short graffiti documentary from the ’70s on Getty Images that blew me away. To this day it remains some of the most impressive early New York graffiti footage I think I’ve ever seen. It’s such an accurate snapshot of the NYC I remember as a child. It also features a rare interview with CLIFF 159, the founder of 3YB (3 Yard Boys), a versatile All-City writer from the Bronx who was well known for his comic book-themed whole cars. Some of the other notable writers who can be seen in the film include Phase 2, Comet, Blade, IN, Billy167, LSD OM, Ajax, Dean, Mico, Checker 170. At the end of 2016, I noticed one of my recommended videos on YouTube was a film called The New York Graffiti Experience 1976 by #fentonlawless ... eight years before the publication of the book Subway Art. After a bit of sleuthing I learned that Fenton Lawless is an actor, musician, and photographer who lives in New York. Naturally I had to learn more about this project, which you can check out in the window above before reading my brief interview with the filmmaker...At the 6:40 mark you can see a CLIFF piece featuring the Marvel Comics character “Thing”..." #chinobyi #massappeal #blackenedgraffiti #heavymetalgraffiti #dethgraff #gothgraff #hexgraff #runesigns #apotropaicgraffiti #punxgraff #punkgraffiti #horrorgraffiti #signsandwonders #theblackartsvol1 #tbav2 #blackentheearth #withtheblackness #allhallowsvalentineseve

[alialorae]

At @rooftoplegendsny where of course I gravitate towards the monsters. Artwork by @chinobyi #rooftoplegends #nyc #graffiti #art #artist #monsters #vampire #skeleton https://www.instagram.com/p/B3iKmdmJ_8W/?igshid=xpe4zsrx7jwt